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"Sailed", Windsor Albemarle Times, 9 October 1874Notes
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News-Article The beautiful little steamer Bertie, in command of the polite
brothers Askew, left her moorings at our town wharf last Wednesday with an
assorted cargo of live stock. Representatives of the Press and of Nations
were a conspicuous part of her cargo, while a goodly number of the sinew
and effeminate of our town were present to make joyous the voyage to
ancient Plymouth. At a landing on the Cashie the number of passengers was
increased by a matrimonial suite which greatly added to the pleasure of
those theretofore on board -- even to Mountain proportions -- and
an auxiliary in the way of a gentleman who was the Sole of the boat
and the personification of an officer.
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